Community Corner
Croton Reminds Residents They Need IDs For Parks
Popular parks like Senasqua have been off-limits to non-residents for years.
CROTON-ON-HUDSON, NY — Croton officials remind residents that they have to have a village-issued ID card to use parks and conservation areas.
Parks ID cards are available to both village residents and Croton-Harmon School District residents.
If you do not have a valid parks ID card, but had one previously, you can submit a renewal form here. If you will be applying for a parks ID card for the first time, please use this form.
For senior residents (age 62+), there is no charge for a parks ID card. You can submit a renewal form here. If you will be applying for a parks ID card for the first time, please use this form.
As the office is currently closed to the public, all ID cards will be mailed. Please allow 7-10 days for receipt of your ID cards.
If you have any questions, call the Recreation Department at 914-271-3006.
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